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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-14

. The sterling actor, Benjamin Maglnley,
appears ct the Opera,House next Saturday
afternoon and evening in W. ]. Florence's
Drama "Inshsyopue." OF his appearance
in Buffalo, the Commercial said: Benja-
min Maginley, supported by strong and
efficient company, appeared lnat evening
in W. J. Florente'a musical drama, I'm
shavogue." From dramatic point Of
view "Ipahavoeue" is the pest entertain
ment tina, Manager Jacobs has offered hie
patrons this season. Mr.. Maginley is IA
vorably known in Buffalo through bis
sterling impersonstion of Tom Blossom in
that Madison Square SUCCESS inlay Bios
som" and last night gained fresh laurela
in the dual role OF Brian Mcguire and In.
shauogue. 1t WAS gratifying to zee that his
audience fully appreciated bis artistic
efforts. Tho play 10 typicslly Irish, and
aboundsin interesting situations and pleas.
ing scsnic effects. There is the conven-
tional tordly villain and virtuous village
maiden, dancing on tho green, and sweet
music. Elmer Grsndin played the lordly
villain 80 effectively as to win the hisaes
Of the audience. Bryan O'Lynn, with
his pretty helpmate Belle O'Lynn, sang
and danced themselves into instant favor
The rest OF the support is good.
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John S. Clarke TO-night,

This evening Mr.. John s. Clarke, the
famous comedian, will appear at the
Opera House in "a Widow Hunt" and
"sweethearts." The London Pos, says oil
Mr.. Clarke: Mr.. ]. s. Clarke is come,
dian OF rare and peculiar order, and, in.
deed, tho only actor OF the day upon
whom the mantle Of John Fawcett would
appear to have fallen. A plant figure
easily susceptible oil grotesque gesture and
ludlcrous attitude, plastic features capable
Of all varieties Of comic expression, and
eyes wherein dwells world OF drollery-
these are but the physical qualifications
Of an artist whose highest worth is to be
found in his store Of rich original humor,
in his bright featiye fancy, and, above all,
in that creative Imagination which en-.
ableB tho actor 10 individuRIizo bis vari.
GUS cGsrac.erB, giving to esch ouch dis.
sinct and well.detincd attributed that each
stands forth in salient relief, and may be
easily singled out for special remem.
branCe, ~ scr s.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

stranrors In tho City mud Wheeling Folki
Abroad.
Miss SYieher, Of Fairmont, is whiting
in the city.
Capt. William Dillon has gone to Wash
ingtoD, D. O.
Rev. DR.. R. Rush Swope has gone Eas!
On short trip.
Mr.. John B. McMechen, OF ST. Glars.
vile, was down yesterday. #
Messru. L. W. Pearcs and W. Stout, oil
West Union, are in the city.
Mr.. John Rigg, OF Terra Alta, was at
the Stamn house yesterday.
]. n. Porter, the New Cumberland
brick maker, waa down yesterday.
JIG. Hurst and 8. Q. Young. Of Jef1e1.
son county, W. Va, are OF the Mcclure
house.
w. Webster, NJ. B. Webster and E
F. Webster, OF Flushing, o., were at the
Mcclure house yesterday.
Col. William Exley hos go far recovered
az to BIZ ablo to leave his room, where
he has been confined for week past.
Miss Harriet Taylor, formerly OF Wheel.
ing, now Of New York, ia visiting the
family Of Mr.. Charles senscnney on Main
street.
Mr.. R. O. Barker, Of Alexandria, Va,
the clever representative Of the "Old
Dominion" Company, is in the city again
and hassrooms at the stamm house. Y
Meesrs. H. @. Welday. l. N. Riley,
George Brown and MARSHALL Thompson, a
committee Of citizsps Of St. Clsirsvillc,
were in the city yesterday looking at the
Wheeling and Fulton fire apparatus, with
view to purchasing an engine for that
town, ...
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BELLAIisE.
ali Sorts of Local Nows and Gossip From

All Sorts of Local Nows and Gossip From
tho Glass City.
Mr.. John Campbell Is better.
D. HlCe Is homo from the East.
MrshesGon Martin Is no better.
Mrs. Johu Klucaiic has tho typhoid fever.
Mrs. Rose Bone Is home from West Virginia.
william byron. OF aoundsville, Is In the city.
Commissioner berry was in the city yesterday.
Ernest Brady has gotten out patent on fruit
jar. LFr II :. =,
Rev. William Eaton Is happy-G girl baby ut his
home. - 81
Rev. Mr. Balph, Of St. Clalrsvllle, was in The city
yesterday. 5l- rta.. :
pauglar Post, Grand Army OF the Republic, gave
supper last night
Ms John Luke, who has been threatened with
typhoid fever, Is no bet or.
Mrs c. Wooley, Of Wheeling, Is the guest OF Miss
Minnie Hoffman, OF the rirst ward. t.-s -
40. Litletoa has gone to Caution 10 work in tho
mould shops oil glass factory there.
Charles Brown, Of Milwaukee, has accepted a
position III James Rurtoits cigar factory.
Mr.. Spence, who has been very low. Is better,
ana can eat little and slept well lust night.
Pat Ogan got into little dill ully nj tho steel
WORKS with man by the name OF Ford yesterday
Old Mrs IIa!tcEy, reliet Of Rev lIat,ery who died
I've :, 49, ''V' : - p'S'SN ~ "
misses Mary sco:. mud Mary Thornton have re.
turned home 10 WarnOck, after q pleasant visit
hero - 80 :. : r" - -
Mrs. Sarah Bates fell from the second story OF her
nome IN the Second ward. but was not injured
seriously. fs.S, =
Mr. q Ditm'r. a travelling salesman for Hcnzc,
me pickle and fruit man. was in the city yesterday
he formerly lived here.
Marshall Darby arrested drunken man on the
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EritCouur..

Dr.. DoIan Is visiting in GAINESVILLE.
Mayor Charles Junkius is on the sick list.
n. kuhn's ice houses are now completed.
DR.. Todd was In Bethany yesterday on business,
Rev. DR. Gattman, OF Canal Fulton, was In the
city yesterday. z0E4 ..0.7' - -
suddy crossings in tho city arc getting worse
as the winter advances -
Of holiday goods This year. =
The sod watch 10 be contested for by Carver
and Wright Is on exhibition in uoweil's drug
Milton Co.'S, the little boy who was kicked by a
mule sunday. died yesterday morning OF his In.
la.is Hs VII be buried today ut II O'Clock In
br d6oport cemetery - - =
BAgaar md fair of the St Anthonr's Church. nj
bridgeport. o.. Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
December J.. l6 and II, 1857, Iii Henleip's Hall,
Admission ten cents - - =, - -
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LOCAL DREv1r1Es.
Matters OF Minor siomcnt IN and About

'a5, the City. .i.i
TIE prisoners corfined In the alleged
City Prison worked 224 days Liant month.
OYE plain drunk-$l and costs-was the
only entry on tho police court docket yes
terday. ~ stf3tg
PRor. jon KRAMER will 20 to Washing.
ton. Pa, Friday evening to play for a
nwell hop. /.
A NuMBsp OF St. Clairsville, Bellaire and
other OHIO villagers took in Mile Rhea's
matinee yesterday. !.
TIE public 10 cordially invited to attend
Dr.. Cookies lecture, at the Female College,
3 o'clock p NJ, on Thursday. Ak
YESTERDAY was a fns spring day, the
air mild, the oky blue and tho sun bright,
and the weather prophets who predicted
mild winter said, ~ told you co."
HAVING received n supply OF pig metal
from B,sddoCk tho Wheeling Bteel works
resumed operations Monday evening. 1t
is ,houghtnow that they. mayrun hteadily.
TIE Sabbath School Of tho Third Pres.
byterian Chuich are busy preparing q
Chriu,mas entertainment which will be
very intsresting-"Santa Claus Miatake,"
to be given On Saturday evening, Decem'
ber "a. .g,E,a 81 as4
MAJOR CAMP made two little addreeses
at the Capitol rink last night and j. NJ.
Richards sang. A number Of young men
signed the pledge. The rink is very com.
Portable now and tho attendance WAS IN.
usually large last night. .l,- i5.
MILLlE NKDslrr, who lives in East
Wheeling, was riding on behind tho Elm
Grove train yesterday, and when he 10.
20 he fell and horse passing at the time
struck him on the head with his ahos,
cutting bad cash. II WAS a marrow
eacape. -. +
CHARLES A. FISHER, grocer, whose
store waa on the corner OF Virginia and
South Penn streets, leland, made an as
leignment Monday evening for the benefit
OF his credi,ors, to Charles NJ. Coen. The
liabilities are Sl,S00, in small debts, and
tho assets not yet known.
In tho Circuit Court yesterday the CAGES
OF the State vs.. David and Jsre O'Leary
were dismissed. The jury in tho case o.
George Bowers Va. Jennie Leo and Nellie
Martin, found for the defendant. The
caso OF John KIevis. administrator Of
Jacob Klsln Va. Mrs. E!iz ,bosh Klein, wac
tried, and tho jury Ia out. &
CHIEF OF POLICE SMlcH received letter
from the parents OF James Whitaker, {
young man reaidipgi in Allegheny. in which
the writer states that Whitaker left tha
city in company with man named Burke
and was supposed to be in Wheeling. In
lGuirieD we're at onco Get on foot by thu
Chief, but no trace Of the missing mar
lcould be found.
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I'm FAN .IILE
SkinDiseaSes

Our Oldest child, now siI years OF aga. when ~
infant six months old was attacked with yirnicnt
malignant skin disease. All ordinary remnSin,
falling. we called our family physician. who NJ n,
U SeMnSo 70 Gate ": oHt spread wh almost In
little fellows pcc'cn. from tho middle OF his bsc
down to hts kneos was ono solid ra,h uaIv p oaI
1T siosehSd a,d MALICIOUS had nc rest ss' al
10 Try Gu cura Remedies The atirc su. ss ADVISED
marvellous. In three or iour weeks com n,M nIp,ss
euro was wrought; leaving tho little fe na,sn
as white and healthy a. though ho had neyep bse
saved his Ill., and iodsy he ia a StronT .itieutes
child perfectly WI, no repetition Of lie dIseass
GEO. u. SMITH,
Atty at Law and Es.pros. Atty, Ahland, O.
Reference: ]. g. Weist, Drugglsts Ashland n (
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THE WRITING MANIFESTATIONS.

This writing, Mrs. Walker nsively said,
it was not everybody who could read I,
took reading medium" one with clair.
voyant eyes. Her friend read It, and il
was message from Mrs. Walkers desd
brother, a Rev. Mr.. Maziugo, whose other
two namos the reporter has forgotten. who
had been q Methodist minister for manv
years and died beloved and respected by
ala good man, If there ever was ono y
Mrs. Walker sAid-and yet according Ia
hia own statement when he AS a spirit
controlled his siater, he had been "com.
PEELED to do fifteen yeara in darkness fl,
preaching the falae doctrine"
The reporter could not harnopizs this
punishment and Mrs. Walkers own then.
ry, "a illustrated by her cons experience
that the person who thought he was rivht
in this lie was right, but this did not
seem TO trouble her much. = ~ ',
Time wsB flying, and the reportsr'a
time was apprccisting in value momente.
rily. In response to some impatient nv.
pressions. Mrs. Walker asked him to
wait moment, and going into the
next room returned with q common
school elste Of medium size.
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10 Natures own true laxative, Il is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the System when
biliouo or coslive; to dispel headaches
colds, and feve1s; to cure .hebitual con.
stipation, indigestion, piles, etc Manu-
lacsured only by the California Fig syruu
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Messrs,
Logan & Co., Anton P. He's, r. B. Bur,
and Q. Mentemellsr, have been appoint.
ed agents for Wheeling, ". Va.
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Mile Rhea gave Camille" to large
and fine house at the matinee at the Opera
Honse yesterday. The souvenir thin BILE,
presented to the ladies we're much ad.
mired. Last evening she gave "Frou
Frou." She has never appeared to better
advantage, artntically speaking, in Wheel.
ing than on this visit, and she has in.
creased the number oil her admirers and
friends here and the warmth Of her old
ones. ag7l6 e
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The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company will sell Excursion
Ticketa during the Christmas holidays tc
Cleveland and between all stations on its
road excepting between stations on Bel.
laire and MARITIME Ferry branch) one
single trip fare for the round trip.
To ticket sold for less than ten (1O)
cents. Local tickets will be good going
December "a. 20 and 81, 1887, and good to
return December 90, 1887, to January 2
1883, inclusive. Cleveland tickets good
for return December "a, 1887, to January
8, 1855, inclusive. S$ -
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wELLsDURa.
Es.PriIonsrs OF Tar-Died In knnsas-1lnss
Worka-SonA Of Veterans. n ~


worka-SonA Of Veterans.
Thotrustess OF the National Bank met yo.tstday
70 trans ,ct business OF private nature With the
standard Insurance Company. Of Wheeling.
Mr.. George Ludy and tontharles, OF GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, nto visiting friends in the city Mr.. Ludy,
resided here number Of years ago, but recognizes
bis old stamping ground, { y. -, r. I7ftf7g
| : The Riverside Glass works will shut down next
salutdAy for repalts. anew crown will be put In
the furnace, aud the works cannot DO operated
again before Tho art Of the year. The works arc
ahead butihis Is q case Of must" 7.TOTa
AT the annual NEE thug Of tho National Asiocla.
Ion Of x.Union Prisoners Of "ar George u. trnw
ford Of ricipont Post No. ., A, h Of this place.
VifRlula Ex.pthoners OF war iu the State can cor.
respond with hun Ia reference to tho Association II
they so deAlre. i'tyE sH prlI1f
Al meeting OF Lincoln Camp No. q Sons OF
Veterans, on Monday evening, tho following OIL.
merry nan. Grst lieu tenant: George fate. second
lieutenant. The camp council consists OF v lillian
Nelson. George NJ. v Into and Mont Fialler. The
order Is in prosperous and growing condition.
Tho scarcity Of say hero has caused some uneasi.
nes, nt Tho Dalx.l glass works and the re,ult has
been that tho management arc now IN rorrrspon.
denCe with Washington, Pa, where there Is M
l9bundance Of gas, with view OF locating there.
| th!S l,A largo manufacturing interest ii Wells.
burg and would DO a hard blow II she should
lore It. .ljl-II0 n Z, WI .-ITsl 1I51,I
Rev. Father Tracy, OF Weston, delivered an able
sermon hero on last sunday In the catholic church,
which ives listened e, With profound attention by
large and Rpprctiative congregation. Father
Tracy came herp as II Is ranger, but has created 4
good impression ard made MANY warm friends
both In Rnd nut the church. lie left for Wheel.
Ing. onday evening, at which place no will stop
fora lew days. g,- .r7 &.
Ms Sarah. vito Of Robert Cree. died At her
home In Butler county, Kansas, on Monday morn.
Ing. Mr. ana Slrs REQ we'o formerly residents OF
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK,

WE are dnily receiving New Novelties
In Sultinss, PantalOonlngs and Over.
coatings, which weare prepared TO make
up In iirst.class style at reasonable
prices, >. II !. d
A full limo Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now In stock.
Our White Uninundrled Shirt, double
seamed, re.cnforced front and back, ut
so ccuts, is the greatest bargain ever
offered. Z. HESS s. SUNS,
1921 j. 1898 Market Street,
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GEo. Nj. SHOOK q co.
l.jtG GEo. Nj. SHOOK d co.
3 @ 90
Customers

Gan DO supplied with uaoiul and orna.
mental Christmas and New Year Presents
from our unuaualy large and comprehen.
piva Holiday stock.
To assist buyers In selecting, we here.
with sppend list Of articles suitable Tor
Ruch Presents: oga' &
Wraps-L aides & Children's.
Silks, Velvets and Pushes.
Henriettas-Black and Cold.
Pattern Suits.
Cashmeres, Cloths, etc.
Fur Mufs and Boas.
Shawls and Fichues.
Skirts and Skirtings.
Blankets and Comforts.
Chenille Curtains.
Chenille Table Covers.
Lace Curtains. t55.t.I
Lace Bed Sets and Tides.
Felc Covers and Scarfs.
Felt Lambrequins.
Table Linens and Napkins.
Towels and Tray Cloths.
Marseilles & CrochetSpreads,
Turkish Towels, Scaris, etc.
Gloves in Cloth, Silk anc
Leather. a
Crepe de Chine Ties, scarls
etc.
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Lace Collars and ScarEs.
White Aprons.
IIandkerchiefs-Silk & Linen
Mufllers-Silk & Cashmere
Gossamers-Ladies' & Chill
dren's.
Umbrcllas-Silk, Gloria, etc
Suspenders-Gcnts G. Boys
Unlaundried Shirts.
Satchels and Purses.
Plush Novelties.
Toboggans.
Hosiery.
Infants Boots.
Fine Fans,
And many other goods, oil Of which vii
be sold at popular prices We hav
thousands Of Handkerchiefs ranging from
] cent up to So 90 each, and hundreds Q
Purses from cents to So 90 each.
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Yesterday morning before daylight, q
west.bound freight train was making good
time along the Baltimore & Ohio road, a
short d;stance below Moundsvillc, when a
coupling parted and the rear half Of the
train slowed up and stopped Just as a
helper which was following, dashed
around a curve. 1t crashed into the train,
badly breaking up four care. Nobody was
hurt, except tramp in one Of the freight
cars, who WAC somewhat bruised. Travel
was somewhat delayed by the accident.
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stngs OF tho Water aud Movemonts OF the
Boats.
The Andea got away for Cincinnati lss,
evening with all tho freight on board ele
could carry on this stage OF water. q,
The Little Bill and John O. Fisher. o,
the coal fleet, passed up at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, with tows Of emp,ies.
The O. W. Bachelor got away for pitts.
burgh at 0:S0 4. NJ and the Courier 10,
Parkersburg ct noon. Both had good
tripa.
The Katie s!ockdalo passed down al
9:20 o'clock yesterday morning, on hor
way from Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati, with
as much freight on board as che could
carry on this stage Of water.
Ths Bosz, OF the coal fleet, which
has been laid up hero since last June, Ia
having new cylinders put In and being
otherwise repaired. Her tow OF smpties
was taken up by the Maggie md Acorn.
Tho river has once moro commenced to
rise at this point. Last evening tho marks
indicated depth in the channel Of 4 feat
Q inches. Business was llvelier on tina
levee yesterday than it has been for MANY
q day pact. Seven passenger PACKETS
touched at the landing and the levee al out
noon was well covered with freight and
roustabou:a. The ucene reminded one
strongly Of oIden times when there was
more water in the rive. and such acenes
were Of daily occurrence. ia.
The new Wheeling snd Psrtersburo
packet, Ben Hur, which arrived here tor
tho frat time on Monday, viii! enter her
trade at II O'Clock to-day in place Of The
Elaine. She loft. Tor Pittsburgh at S
o'clock yesterday morning, but will be
back in good time to start in her trade.
In startine ont from Marietta tho Ben
Hnr loaded with produce Tor Pittsburgh.
and intended to 90 right through, but Was
obliged to lay over here for several houra
10 haye her escape pipe repaired,
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Holiday E1curslons on tbs b, so.

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will, on December Gath, 18th, och
and 3lst, 1887, and January let and Cd
1883, aell round trip tickets, n. One Fare
for tho round trip, from all stations to al
stations, on the Trans.O Ohio Divisions, and
on the Columbus & Cincinnati Midland
Railroad, including Chicago, Wheeling
pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Tickets viii
be good returning until January 30, 1883
inclusira :
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3 GENTS pleated whits Shirts for 81 cents,
1t the POPULAR, I'LL Main street.


". D. Hoyt { Co., Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists OF Rome, Co., says: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis,
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's
Arnica sslye for two years. Have neye,
handled remedies that cell as well. OF
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use OF a few bot.
ties Of Dr.. King's New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. we
guSrantea them always. Sold by Logan
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The Isarest Of Combinations

True delieacy Of flavor with true efficacy
Of action has been attained in tho famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
Figs. Its pleasant Taste and beneficial
effects have rendered 1t immensely popu.
lar. It clenses the systen, cures costiye.
ness, etc. Messrs. Logan & Co., Anton P,
He's, r. B. Burt. and @. Menkcmeller.
have been appointed agents for Wheel
ing, W. Va.
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Ind!cEtlnpa,

WAsalNaros, D. O., Dec. 14.-For Yves,
Virginia, slightly warmer, fair weather,
light to ireeh winds, becoming eGsterly.
For Western Pennsylvania slightly
warmer, fair weather, light to fresh varia.
bio wirde. s. - rl1l7'f - .'''''-'
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SILK handkerchief for 10 cents, al tho
- POPULAR, Ill Main street.
Special Inducements,

Do not fail to read our " Happy Thought"
and Timely Suggestion" SEQ advertise.
ment elsewhere in this paper. Having
received m order for a Celigraph Writer,
also al order for Sewing Machine in.
tended Tor Christmas gifts, we sro prompt
cd to make the special Inducements offer.
ed in our advertisement.
Very truly,
EDWARD L. ROSE C. Co,
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ChristmRs.

SEQ our eentlemen's and ladies' hno
Embroidered Slippers st 81 90 per pair.
a handsome large picture card given to
each purchaser. j. W. AAIck, ,fs
1l43 Main street,
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sst Christmas.
4

See our rs cent fine Embroidered Slip.
per. A handsome lsrge picture card
given to each purchaser. s'4l,
J. W. AMrcK,
l143 Main street.
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Mas. NINA NEuRR, No. So Twelfth street,
has opened a class in German and 10 meet.
ing with good euccesa. .1f7.lis55
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A FIRST CLASS pair Spectscles made to
order by the reliable op.ician Prof. NJ.
Neuer, Sc Twelfth street, will make the
best Christmas Rift,
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ClIistnli,n.

See our rs cent fine Embroidered Slip
per. A handsome large picture care
given to each purchaser.
]. W. AMlcK,
1143 Main street.
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Christmas,

See our gentlemsn's and ladies' fine
Embroidered Slippers at 81 90 per pair.
A handsome large picture card given to
each purchaser. J. W. AMlcK,
1l43 Main street.
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,PtRA GLASS RS.
Qlte G'ttelliig&trexx
OEiccs Nos. 70 and "a Fourteenth Street.


Must DO sold-Brick Building,
For Sale or Rent-lsaaH Irwin,
Carpet Swespors-Gcshitt & Bro.
Homo pathy-B1crlcke u Taiol. r.
Patlor kasGls-NicolI's Art Store
Dou't Spoil Your Holiday Cakes-R. H, List,
BAnco Tea Misunderstanding Bros.
Notice to Lien Holders. ,-rr
Trus ee's sale-w.J. " Cowden.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Holiday sllppers-L. Y. Blond-fourth page
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STORYTELLING gxrgAoRp1NARy.

Then ehe sat down by the extension
table in the middle Of the room and plac.
ing her hsnds on 1t, palms down, said that
while che WAS not a medium, she some.
Il times got results, and she would try now.
Then she asked: IN :. g." :
"Are there spirits here p,
A moment Letter the table creaked, the
sound resembling rapping somewhat, but
being faint. During this Mrs, McEee,
who sat near the table, sat apparently IL
q dcze with her bands over her isce,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-14
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Store room No. llS1 Main street, also
evening. Millinery or shoe store pre-
lerred. Address L, s. Coon 4 Co.